Best Seat in the House

That is so funny because here is our foster, Molly, monopolizes our "fireplace" too. There are doggie snot marks all over the front from her...I think she would crawl in to it if she could. Good thing those flames are as fake as they come!

Jodi

Lancaster, PA

Molly, can you share some of that warmth? Well, one thing is for sure, she is smart!

Molly is Adopted

Well, my foster, Molly, went to her forever home today. I know that she is in a great home, with a mom that is going to love her to pieces, but I feel so sad! I cried the second that we drove away, she looked at me like "WAIT! Where are you going???".
I held out and didn't text her new mom for a few hours. She said that Molly was doing really great, went and met her new grandparents and some friends and was great the whole time. But, it's normal for me to feel sad, right?

I knew going into this that she was our foster, but after almost four months, I really fell in love with her and didn't think that she was going to be adopted. Then, three people showed interest and I knew that we had to let her go. But, I'm so sad......
When she came her, she was traumatized and scared and lonely. She left her knowing what true love and happiness is and, hopefully, she will have that feeling for the rest of her life.

Anyway, thanks to NEBTR for letting me and the BT Rescue of South Carolina cross post her and for your support.

~Liz~

New Foster Molly

Molly was rescued by the Boston Terrier Rescue of South Carolina.  Her name is Molly and she is 3-4 years old. She is around 18 pounds and, like most Southern dogs, she had heart-worms, but has completed her treatment and is now clear.
NEBTR worked with BTRSC and Molly is now in our care.  Thanks to foster Mom Liz Shockley, she will have a second chance at life.
Thank you Liz, for being there for this beautiful girl.  We know she will blossom under your care, and thank you for being there for her, every step of the way!